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58 x 76cm, Edition of 295, Giclée print

Shrouded in ethereal morning mist, Bob Dylan's Early Morning, Golden Gate Bridge, released in an edition of 295, presents the iconic San Francisco landmark in the atmospheric conditions that have captivated artists for generations. Completed in 1937 as both the longest and tallest suspension bridge of its time, this iconic monument becomes a meditation on engineering achievement and natural atmospheric phenomena in Dylan’s hands.
Early Morning, Golden Gate Bridge showcases the 4,200-foot main span and 746-foot total height of Joseph Strauss' masterpiece, designed with significant contributions from Leon Moisseiff, Irving Morrow, and Charles Ellis. Dylan's nuanced palette of blues and greys captures the bridge's frequent shrouding in morning fog, creating ethereal conditions that emphasise the interplay between human engineering achievement and natural atmospheric phenomena that fascinated Dylan. Here, more than the subject itself, Dylan is depicting the dramatic interaction between light, structure, and atmosphere that would have been so regularly observed by local residents. His treatment emphasises the bridge's role as both functional infrastructure and cultural icon, transforming a familiar landmark into a contemplation of American ambition and beauty. The work reflects Dylan's ability to find narrative depth in recognisable locations, connecting his visual practice to his musical exploration of American themes while celebrating the transient beauty of California's coastal environment.